Mlm zing

kairosan · 08-15-2011, 12:56 AM

Over a year ago, I tried this website that promised to teach you how to effectlively market a business online.....it's highly recommended to save your $200 dollars! There's other websites that can teach you this stuff for free ( like the website I promote on my signature)

But has anyone bumped into a MLM zing website and what do you think about it?

Jeff Burritt · 08-25-2011, 10:28 PM

I am not an affiliate for MLMZing. But I've got almost 15 years MLM experience, the last 6 of which I've been full-time. I've also spoke with Andrew Murray, the owner/creator of MLMZing, so I know his concept.

Ok, here's my take:

Magnetic Sponsoring and MLSP are MLM recruiting systems. They teach you how to recruit people into whatever your primary MLM is. But, they are also an MLM themselves. So, I have mixed feelings about whether it's best to stick with the specific training/recruiting program that your company provides, or use a third-party like MLSP.

MLMZing is trying to be slightly different. Yes, it is a third-party recruiting system. It has a simple affiliate payout model. But it focuses on IM (Internet Marketing) skills and training. Yes, it's a lot of the same stuff you can find here on Warrior Forum for free. But, there's not a ton of stuff here specific to the MLM industry. Most IM folks don't want to do the MLM style residual income model. That's what MLMZing is trying to bridge, by being a little of both.

The last nice thing about MLMZing is that it does not constantly promote more stuff to buy. MLSP is a constant pitch-fest for their seminars and products (which, of course, cost more money). MLMzing is a self-contained video course.

I think MLMZing is a nice product, but probably not worth the money unless you intend on pushing it down for your recruits to buy. You can learn the same skills by buying a few carefully-selected WSOs.

Finally, almost all third-party programs have the danger of becoming another distraction for your recruits. MLM requires focusing on simple steps. They more tools and tricks you add to the mix, the more it dilutes people's focus. Loss of focus means slowing growth in the organization.

08-15-2011, 12:56 AM	#1
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08-25-2011, 10:28 PM	#2
Jeff Burritt www.WarriorKick.com War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Texas, USA Posts: 162 Blog Entries: 2 Thanks: 89 Thanked 131 Times in 115 Posts	Re: Mlm zing I am not an affiliate for MLMZing. But I've got almost 15 years MLM experience, the last 6 of which I've been full-time. I've also spoke with Andrew Murray, the owner/creator of MLMZing, so I know his concept. Ok, here's my take: Magnetic Sponsoring and MLSP are MLM recruiting systems. They teach you how to recruit people into whatever your primary MLM is. But, they are also an MLM themselves. So, I have mixed feelings about whether it's best to stick with the specific training/recruiting program that your company provides, or use a third-party like MLSP. MLMZing is trying to be slightly different. Yes, it is a third-party recruiting system. It has a simple affiliate payout model. But it focuses on IM (Internet Marketing) skills and training. Yes, it's a lot of the same stuff you can find here on Warrior Forum for free. But, there's not a ton of stuff here specific to the MLM industry. Most IM folks don't want to do the MLM style residual income model. That's what MLMZing is trying to bridge, by being a little of both. The last nice thing about MLMZing is that it does not constantly promote more stuff to buy. MLSP is a constant pitch-fest for their seminars and products (which, of course, cost more money). MLMzing is a self-contained video course. I think MLMZing is a nice product, but probably not worth the money unless you intend on pushing it down for your recruits to buy. You can learn the same skills by buying a few carefully-selected WSOs. Finally, almost all third-party programs have the danger of becoming another distraction for your recruits. MLM requires focusing on simple steps. They more tools and tricks you add to the mix, the more it dilutes people's focus. Loss of focus means slowing growth in the organization.
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